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No, Title 1-9 10 or 022.22-1 1 General Sessions & Index to all Volumes $ .95 $ .75 022.22-2 2 Aerospace; Air Transport 022,22-3 3 Automotive & Machine Shop: Power .95 .75 Press & Forging .95 .75 022.22-4 4 Cement, Quarry & Mineral Aggregates .55 "".50" 1 022.22-5 5 Chemical; Fertilizer; Research & Development .95 L_Z5j 022.22-6 6 Civic Leadership; Church, Women, Youth, Farm .95 .75 | 022.22-7 7 Coal Mining 022.22-8 8 Construction; Public Employee .95 .75 1.25 1.10 022.22-9 9 Electronic & Electrical Equipment .55 .50 022.22-10 10 Food & Beverage; Meat & Leather Industries; Trades & Services .95 .75 022.22-11 022.22-12 022.22-13 022.22-14 11 12 13 14 Glass & Ceramics; Rubber & Plastics industrial Subject Sessions; Associations Labor Marine .95 .75 1.25 1.10 .95 .75 .95 .75 022.22-15 15 Metals 022.22-16 16 Mining .55 .50 .95 .75 022.22-17 022.22-18 022.22-19 022.22-20 17 18 19 20 Motor Transportation Occupational Health Nursing; Hospitals Petroleum Public Utilities .95 .75 .55 .50 .95 .75 .95 .75 022.22-21 21 Pulp S Paper; Printing & Publishing .95 .75 022.22-22 22 Railroad .55 .50 .... 022.22-23 23 School & College 022.22-24 24 Traffic; Driver Improvement 022.22-25 25 Wood Products; & Textile 022.22-26 26 Early Morning Sessions 022.22-27 27 Public Safety 022.22-28 28 Home Safety 1.25 1.10 .95 .75 .95 .75 .55 .50 .95 .75 .95 .75 1 022.11 COMPLETE SET OF 28 VOLUMES $14.50 Automatic 20% discount to NSC members; 10% to U. S. Federal Government Agencies. Payment must accompany aSS orders of $5.00 or jess. SHIP TO: Organization Address________ City...................................................... ....... StateZip Code to Attention of________________________ ____________________________________________ BILL TO: Organization____________ Address_______________ City_______________________________________ StateZip Code to Attention of ________________________________________________ Customer's Purchase Order Number ____________________________________ MAIL T0: SIC47I02 20 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 425 North Michigan Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60611 mam in ti.s a. 022.2Z--20 VOLUME 20 NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS TRANSACTIONS PUBLIC UTILITIES NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 425 North Michigan Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60611 J! < (9 o^ 15 a Of cu Q. 2*. 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Quoting from a bulletin of the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company: "Based on country-wide averages, for every dollar paid by the insurance company for compensation losses and medical expenses, the. employer pays four dollars for the same accident." Referring to the 1963 edition of Safety Management: "With the exception of the National Safety Council, which has replaced the 4:1 ratio with the Simonds method for finding a company's accident cost, many books on accident prevention still repeat the story of the 4:1 ratio." Some conservative authors feel this ratio is a bit too high, as for example the 1967 edition of Supervisor's Safety Manual (National Safety Council) winch states: "What is not realized is that the hidden costs of accidents are higher than medical, compensation, and insurance costs. The rule-of-thumb figure is that hidden costs are about twice the direct cost of an acci dent." (For comparison purposes, the Simonds method of determining the hidden costs of accidents assigns specific dollar figures for uninsured costs for various industries. The all-industry group lias an average uninsured cost of $130 per lost-time case, while in construction the cost is about $100 per losttime case. It is interesting to note in the Simonds studies of no-injury accidents-- property damage only--that the average un insured cost for all-industry was $290 and for general manufacturing was $375. Noinjury, accidents--no injury to employees-- are said by many experts to occur about as often as lost-time injuries.) The case is clear for accident prevention. There are thousands of dollars of hidden savings to be gained by all types of industry, as well as a large water utility. The hidden costs of accidents have been studied by many for years, including A, H. Young of II S. Steel, who as early as 1936 stated: "We have spent $24,860,000 on safety work . . . by multiplying the cost of settling similar accidents, we found that we had made a saving of $117,224,000 . . . even if the figures are 50 per cent wrong, at least we got back the dollar we paid for safety and another with it." ----------- - The National Safety Council 1967 edition of Accident Facts reports that during 1966 in the United States the "other costs of -work injury accidents" amounted to $3,000,000,000, which included property damage, interference with production, and time lost by workers other than the injured, while the cost of medical expenses and insurance costs totaled only $1,500,000,000. Again, the hidden costs or hidden savings available were twice as much as the insured costs of an accident. As a dosing thought, another quote from the National Safety Coundl's Supervisor's Safety Manual should be sufficient: "Prop erty damage is one of these hidden costs. Often an aeddent occurs which injures no one (or in which the injury is slight), but which does extensive property damage. Be cause the repair bill was charged to mainte nance and repair of equipment, it never appeared in the aeddent reports to manage ment. Yet it was an accident cost just as surely as compensation paid to an injured worker would be. Management must recog nize this." 14 OFFICERS OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1970-71 General Chairman--Herman C Potthast, Safety Officer. US. Dept, of Agriculture, Rural Electrification Admin., Washington, D.C. First Vice-Chairman--Robert F. Mills, General Safety Supvr., Mountain State; Tele phone Co., Denver, Colo. Second Vice-Chairman--Robust H. Ward, Safety Director, Omaha Public Power District, Omaha, Nebr. Secretory--Wililam W. Williford. Plant Supervisor-Safety, The Chesapeake Sc Potomac Telephone Co., Washington, D.C. Program Committee--Robert T. Owens (Chairman), Safety Engineer, Pacific Gas & F-ectric Co, San Francisco, Calif.; Bruce G. Gallagher (Vice Chairman-Electric), Aeddent Prevention Coordinator, Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; R. Paul Bolerjack (Vice Chairman-Gas), Safety Director, Illinois Power Co, Decatur, 111.; Vern A. Sielert (Vice Chairman-Communications). Loss Prevention Administrator, General Telephone & Electronics Corp, New York, N.Y.; Harry W. Becker (Vice Chairman-Water), Safety Director, American Water Work; Assn, New York, N.Y. Technical Publications Committee--John E. Frandsen (Chairman), General Plant Super visor-Personnel, Northwestern Bell Tdephone Co, Omaha, Neb., J. E. Artel (Vice Chairman-Electric), Safety Engineer, Commonwealth Edison Co, Chicago, 111.; T. L. Powers (Vice Chairman-Gas), Safety Engineer-Gas Department, Public Service Electric & Gas Co, Newark, N.T.; H. O. Brown (Vice Chairman-Communications), General Plant Safety Supvr, Southern Bell Tdephone Co, Atlanta, Ga.; Richard Ouphant (Vice Chairman-Water), Safety Director, Board of Water Commissioners, Denver, Colo.; Alex Pierson, Safety Engineer, Philadelphia Gas Works, Philadelphia, Fa.; A. U. Furanna, General Manager, Public. Utilities Commission, London, Ontario, Can ada; H. C. Hosted, Safety Engineer, Department of Water & Power, City of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Calif. Training Committee--Ernest G. Shearer (Chairman), Director, Safety & Training, In diana Statewide Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc, Indianapolis, Ind.; Frank Sustello, Jr, (Vice Chairman), Employee Relations, Safety & Claims Superintendent, Reading Gas Division, U.G.I. Corp, Reading, Pa.; Joseph F. Mahoney, Jr, Safety Repre sentative, Philadelphia Electric Co, Philadelphia, Pa.; Ashby B. Randolh, Manager of Safety, Consolidated Gas Supply Corp, Clarksburg, West Va.; Charles S. Bolick, System Safety Director, Metropolitan Edison Co, Reading, Pa.; Hugh Burke, Director of Training & Safety, Dairyland Power Cooperative, Inc, South LaCrosse, Wise.; Jack B. O'Neill, Director of Safety, Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp, Houston. Texas Off-the-Job Safety Committee--Colon F. Stanley (Chairman), Safety Manager, Genera: Telephone Co. of Florida, Tampa, Fla.; Ralph Richey (Vice Chairman), Staff Super visor, American Telephone & Telegraph Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Elwood T. Gill, Safety Manager, Genera! Telephone Co. of California, Santa Monica, Calif- 15 Membership Committer--IIazen E, Spauuhno (Chairman), Safety Director, Central Ver mont Public Service Corp., Rutland, Vt; B. Bob CourER (Vice Chairman), Manager of Personnel & Safety, Industrial Generating Os, FairneM, Texas Andio-Visml Aids Committee--Ernest W. Tract (Chairman), Safety Director, Genera! Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania, Erie, Pa.; O. Ray Botees (Vice Chairman), Safety Engineer, Central Illinois Light. Co.. Peoria, 111.; Otto J. Nowak, Plant Operations Supervisor, New York Telephone Co., Mew York, N.Y.; Paul Bordak, Assistant Mgr., Monmouth Consolidated Water Co., Long Branch, N.J.; Wayne L. Chadbourne, Direc tor of Safety, Central Maine Power Co.; Augusta, Me.; Georoe H. Weston. Admin istration Staff Supervisor, Pacific Telephone S: Telegraph Co., San Francisco. Calif. Newsletter Committee--Raymond J. Lord (Editor), Safety Supervisor, Detroit Edison Co., Detroit, Mich,; Stanley Ballou (Associate Editor), Assistant Manager of Safety, Texas Power & Light Co., Dallas, Texas Publicity Committee--John T. Carpio (Chairman). Safety Officer, City of Philadelphia Water Dept, Philadelphia, Pa.; M, H. Maxwell (Vice Chairman), Safety Supervisor, The L. E. Myers Co., Villa Park, III. Research Committee--John R. Yeaman, Jr. (Chairman), Division Safety Engineer, Vir ginia Electric & Power Co., Alexandria, Va.; Gerald R. Thomas (Vice Chairman), Safety Director, Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co., Columbus. Ohio; C. Richard Chapin, Accident Prevention Administrator, Long Island Lighting Co., Hicksviile, N.Y. Albert Phillips, Manager-Employes Safety, American Gas Assn,, Arlington, Va. Nominating Committee--Marvin B Travis (Chairman), Corporate Safety Director, Northera Natural Gas Co., Omaha, Nebr.; B. J. Lorenz (Vice Chairman), Manager of Safety, Northern Indiana Public Service Co,, Hammond, Ind..; Charles W. Schweickart. President, Hoosier Engineering Co, Dublin, Ohio; Warren L. Clifton, Director of Accident Prevention, Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, Toronto, On tario, Canada; Paul Windsor, Secretary, Bureau of Safety, Chicago, 111. Cameron Award Coordinator--Rowan H. Ward (Chairman) Speck! Representatives American Gas Association--T. L. Powers. Safety Engineer--Gas Department, Public. Serv ice Electric & Gas Co., Newark, N. J. American Public Power Assn.--Hiram G. Tripp, Safety Director, Chatanooga Electric Power Board, Chattanooga, Tenn. American Water Works Association--Tohn T. Capho, Safetv Officer, Philadelphia Water Dept, Philadelphia, Pa. Canadian Electrical Association--Warren L. Clifton. Director of Accident Prevention. Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission, Toronto, Ontario, Canada National Job Training & Safety Association--Ernest G. Shearer, Safety Director, Indiana Statewide Rural Electric Cooperative Assn., Indianapolis, Ind. Past General Chairman--1957-58, J. E. Appel; 1958-59, E. M. Chase (Retired); 1959-60, R, S. Lowe (Retired) ; 1960-61, S. E. McEldowney, Jr. ; 1961 -62, V. L. Womeldorff 16 (Retired); 1962-63, Erroi.i. Dunbar. (Retired); 1963-6-1, Paul Windsor; 1964-65, T F Wickord (Deceased); 1965-66, W. L. Clifton; 1966-67, C Schweickart; 196768, K. G. Creoar (Retired) ; 1968-69, B. J. Lorenz; 1969-70, M. B. Travis Staff Representative--Ralph M,, Coe, National Safety Council, 425 N. 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